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The Savory Collection 1935-1940
(6 CDs)

Then came the shock of my life! Could it be? Basie,then Fats Waller, Ella Fitzgerald, Coleman Hawkins, and that was just in the first couple of boxes! The discs were mostly aluminum – that was unusual – and in varying states of decomposition, but some were absolutely pristine. – Loren Schoenberg

Classic 1936-1947 Count Basie & Lester Young Studio Sessions
(8 CDs)

Through a special arrangement with Sony Music and Universal Music, we now have the opportunity to bring the swing of these iconic giants from a plethora of labels including Aladdin, Bluebird, Brunswick, Columbia, Commodore, Decca, Keynote, Mercury, Philo, Signature, Victor and Vocalion and restored them better than they've ever been heard before.

Classic James P. Johnson Sessions
(6 CDs)

James P. Johnson was one of the most important, if not THE most important, stride pianists, a style that developed in New York in the 1920s and the first music that sounds like what we call jazz. It was more rhythmically complex than anything before it. More harmonically challenging. More exuberant and crafty

This collection of mostly bracing and upbeat music celebrates two rugged individualists of jazz and their like-minded circle of friends... - Dan Morgenstern, liner notes

The Complete Dial Modern Jazz Sessions
(9 CDs)

This is Dial Records, complete and like you’ve never heard it before! Using the best available transfers of the label’s , Steve Marlowe and Jonathan Horwich have done an amazing job of restoring and remastering these treasures. The music is rich in sonics and free of extraneous scrunches, ticks and pops.

Charles Mingus (7 CDs)

One Of Our Most Significant Releases Ever
From One Of The Few, True Geniuses - Charles Mingus

Donate to JFA ... "I cannot imagine turning our backs on the very people who gave their lives, their life experiences, and the music to us all these years especially now when they need us most, that's what the Jazz Foundation does." -Quincy Jones